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New Delhi’s mysterious press release and framing in media on Soleimani assassination as to that of Osama and Al-Baghdadi is indeed a stab in the back. Indian media has failed to realize that rule of comparison in an analysis is always “like with like”; there is no justification to the notion that Soleimani and Osama were alike. This outcome has indicated that ideology is an actual determinant of foreign policy, and India compromising on Muslim states, will always side with the philosophical and strategic interests of Israel and United States in the long run.
In the aftermath of US assassination of Soleimani, the loopholes in Iran and India relations have been completely exposed. New Delhi and Tehran have been enjoying delicate relations in the economic domain since 2011. They reached to mutual financial zenith with the inception of multi-billion Chahbahar port, which is somehow facing its demise. However, in the context of strategic philosophy and rival ideologies among international alliances, we need to pay attention to how India reacted amid the US-Iran military confrontation. Before analyzing the carefully crafted official statements by India and media reporting, it is of utmost importance to understand the theory and strategic thought of India which determines her relations with others.
Ideological Divergence. The origins of Indian strategic thought spawns solely from Hindu ideology. Similar to Israel's claim to the holy land and Jewish claims to truth, Hindus also believe their history will not end until the Hindu claim to truth triumphs over the holy land of Bharat. On movement of history, Hinduism believes history moves in cycles and it has now arrived to a point where one cycle is about to end and another one will replace it with the Hindu golden age. India is the only state in the world for Hindus. And Hinduism believes that India is their only Holy Land, which they call it as Maha-Bharat or Akhand-Bharat. A land, where only Hindus have the right to rule and exercise power. But the present geographical lines of India are not in line with the Hindu proclamation of Akhand Bharat and Hindu claim to the truth; Brahmin rule over the rest.
Hindus believe that along with Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Myanmar and Nepal; Muslim Maldives, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iran were all part of Akhand Bharat where Hindu gods and goddesses ruled Bharat. And in order to constitute the end of history and the Hindu claim to truth, secularism must be replaced by religious nationalism. This is why the idea of a “Dharamyudh” (holy war) to reabsorb these former territories of Akhand Bharat has been prevailing among Hindus since long ago. As long as this project is unfinished, Brahmin rule over the rest and the golden age of Akhand Bharat cannot be realized.
Only this explains why BJP aligned with RSS has taken away the special status of Kashmir, why the citizenship bill, why Indian Muslims along with Sikhs, Christians and Dalits are facing persecution, why India does not accept realities of its surrounding states, why India partnered with Aung San Suu Kyi against Myanmar Muslims, Why India partnered with godless Soviets to disintegrate East Pakistan, Why India partnered with US to gain strong foothold in Afghanistan and what recently she has been doing with Pakistan and Iran’s Sistan-Baluchistan. Thus, philosophical divergence between Muslim Iran and a Hindu India cannot result in a natural and perpetual partnership. And Soleimani's assassination and the expected Indian reaction has once again exposed this reality.
The Double Face. New Delhi’s reaction to the assassination of IRGC’s Quds Force Commander General Qassem Soleimani came in a crafted and carefully worded statement. The mysterious press release reflected Delhi’s concern about expected escalation in a region that is crucially important for India and its apparent balancing strategy between the US and Iran. The press release reflected Soleimani as a “senior leader,” but used the term “killing” rather than “murder” or “assassination.” It expressed international rather than just Indian concern. It pointed out an “escalation in tension,” but without identifying an instigator or culprit. New Delhi advocated peace, but, did not especially mention the US in the context of Soleimani assassination.
India has made an intentional choice to avoid criticizing the United States. This is because, while it engages Iran through the diplomatic and economic domains to enhance its influence in the Af-Pak region, it also cannot deteriorate its true and more natural strategic alignment with the US; who is on the behest of Israel at war with the last remaining potent Muslim states. And it is of no coincidence that India is the most strategic ally of Israel after the US, and largest buyer of Israeli weapons. Even strategically, an Iranian threat analysis on Indo-American-Israeli alliance in the greater Middle East does not allow them to trust New Delhi in a war scenario. However, in peace, economic integration on a level playing field must be encouraged for a “win-win” option for all. Ideologically and for the long run, Iran has more natural partners in the form of Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen (Oman and Saudi Arabia). However, enigmatically, all of their Muslim neighborhoods are engaged by rival great power politics in post-9/11 world order.
Frames of Deception. Hindu India did not hesitate to fetch the frames of deception from the US and cunningly portray Qassem Soleimani as a “terrorist”. In one Times of India (TOI) article, the editor reasons; “why Suleimani’s killing is bigger than that of Osama and Al Baghdadi?” Has India forgot the rule of comparison? Comparison is always “like with like” and one cannot compare the martyrdom of a war hero to terrorists. Soleimani was most arguably the main instrumental person in eliminating US-funded ISIS and Al Qaeda from Iraq and Syria. In another article, the ignoramus editor even went further in excitement and raises the question; “'If Iranian general can be droned for terrorism, why not a Pakistani general?” So if Hindu India declared Soleimani as a terrorist, it means a Pakistani general can be droned too for his “terrorism”? When will sanity prevail in India?
In this article, the construction of the sentences and the language used is eye-opening for the Muslims. This is how they transform and manufacture hate and confusion among the masses to their long term strategic objectives. The editor, pointing to the statements made by the US administration about Soleimani's alleged involvement in 911; also shrewdly reflected an unwanted and artificially created “Shia vs Sunni war paradigm” in the greater Middle East. After presenting Soleimani as a terrorist, TOI says; “The 9/11 attack was carried out by Sunni extremists, who by most accounts had little or no connection to Shia-majority Iran, a hated regional rival.” It is great lessons for all the Muslims that if they continue to allow others to exploit them along sectarian lines, the remaining Muslim states will soon perish.
Lessons for Iran. Iran is slowly learning the Indian methods of engagement in all domains. The first blow and exposition to the aforementioned analysis came when India on the behest of US abandoned multi-billion oil imports from Iran in May 2019. Iran cannot trust India in the long run. Even if we talk in the context of international economy, Iran must know, India has shrewdly and equally diversified their multi-billion portfolio with the West, Europe and Arab states. In a war scenario, these multi-billion economic engagements have no value, India knows it is the only state for Hindus and they must protect the interests of Hindus first. In the Gulf region alone, there are around 8 million Hindus; and in case of any further escalation between Iran and the US, India will not hesitate to betray Iran once again.
http://oneworld.press/?module=articles&action=view&id=1252
In the aftermath of US assassination of Soleimani, the loopholes in Iran and India relations have been completely exposed. New Delhi and Tehran have been enjoying delicate relations in the economic domain since 2011. They reached to mutual financial zenith with the inception of multi-billion Chahbahar port, which is somehow facing its demise. However, in the context of strategic philosophy and rival ideologies among international alliances, we need to pay attention to how India reacted amid the US-Iran military confrontation. Before analyzing the carefully crafted official statements by India and media reporting, it is of utmost importance to understand the theory and strategic thought of India which determines her relations with others.
Ideological Divergence. The origins of Indian strategic thought spawns solely from Hindu ideology. Similar to Israel's claim to the holy land and Jewish claims to truth, Hindus also believe their history will not end until the Hindu claim to truth triumphs over the holy land of Bharat. On movement of history, Hinduism believes history moves in cycles and it has now arrived to a point where one cycle is about to end and another one will replace it with the Hindu golden age. India is the only state in the world for Hindus. And Hinduism believes that India is their only Holy Land, which they call it as Maha-Bharat or Akhand-Bharat. A land, where only Hindus have the right to rule and exercise power. But the present geographical lines of India are not in line with the Hindu proclamation of Akhand Bharat and Hindu claim to the truth; Brahmin rule over the rest.
Hindus believe that along with Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Myanmar and Nepal; Muslim Maldives, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iran were all part of Akhand Bharat where Hindu gods and goddesses ruled Bharat. And in order to constitute the end of history and the Hindu claim to truth, secularism must be replaced by religious nationalism. This is why the idea of a “Dharamyudh” (holy war) to reabsorb these former territories of Akhand Bharat has been prevailing among Hindus since long ago. As long as this project is unfinished, Brahmin rule over the rest and the golden age of Akhand Bharat cannot be realized.
Only this explains why BJP aligned with RSS has taken away the special status of Kashmir, why the citizenship bill, why Indian Muslims along with Sikhs, Christians and Dalits are facing persecution, why India does not accept realities of its surrounding states, why India partnered with Aung San Suu Kyi against Myanmar Muslims, Why India partnered with godless Soviets to disintegrate East Pakistan, Why India partnered with US to gain strong foothold in Afghanistan and what recently she has been doing with Pakistan and Iran’s Sistan-Baluchistan. Thus, philosophical divergence between Muslim Iran and a Hindu India cannot result in a natural and perpetual partnership. And Soleimani's assassination and the expected Indian reaction has once again exposed this reality.
The Double Face. New Delhi’s reaction to the assassination of IRGC’s Quds Force Commander General Qassem Soleimani came in a crafted and carefully worded statement. The mysterious press release reflected Delhi’s concern about expected escalation in a region that is crucially important for India and its apparent balancing strategy between the US and Iran. The press release reflected Soleimani as a “senior leader,” but used the term “killing” rather than “murder” or “assassination.” It expressed international rather than just Indian concern. It pointed out an “escalation in tension,” but without identifying an instigator or culprit. New Delhi advocated peace, but, did not especially mention the US in the context of Soleimani assassination.
India has made an intentional choice to avoid criticizing the United States. This is because, while it engages Iran through the diplomatic and economic domains to enhance its influence in the Af-Pak region, it also cannot deteriorate its true and more natural strategic alignment with the US; who is on the behest of Israel at war with the last remaining potent Muslim states. And it is of no coincidence that India is the most strategic ally of Israel after the US, and largest buyer of Israeli weapons. Even strategically, an Iranian threat analysis on Indo-American-Israeli alliance in the greater Middle East does not allow them to trust New Delhi in a war scenario. However, in peace, economic integration on a level playing field must be encouraged for a “win-win” option for all. Ideologically and for the long run, Iran has more natural partners in the form of Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen (Oman and Saudi Arabia). However, enigmatically, all of their Muslim neighborhoods are engaged by rival great power politics in post-9/11 world order.
Frames of Deception. Hindu India did not hesitate to fetch the frames of deception from the US and cunningly portray Qassem Soleimani as a “terrorist”. In one Times of India (TOI) article, the editor reasons; “why Suleimani’s killing is bigger than that of Osama and Al Baghdadi?” Has India forgot the rule of comparison? Comparison is always “like with like” and one cannot compare the martyrdom of a war hero to terrorists. Soleimani was most arguably the main instrumental person in eliminating US-funded ISIS and Al Qaeda from Iraq and Syria. In another article, the ignoramus editor even went further in excitement and raises the question; “'If Iranian general can be droned for terrorism, why not a Pakistani general?” So if Hindu India declared Soleimani as a terrorist, it means a Pakistani general can be droned too for his “terrorism”? When will sanity prevail in India?
In this article, the construction of the sentences and the language used is eye-opening for the Muslims. This is how they transform and manufacture hate and confusion among the masses to their long term strategic objectives. The editor, pointing to the statements made by the US administration about Soleimani's alleged involvement in 911; also shrewdly reflected an unwanted and artificially created “Shia vs Sunni war paradigm” in the greater Middle East. After presenting Soleimani as a terrorist, TOI says; “The 9/11 attack was carried out by Sunni extremists, who by most accounts had little or no connection to Shia-majority Iran, a hated regional rival.” It is great lessons for all the Muslims that if they continue to allow others to exploit them along sectarian lines, the remaining Muslim states will soon perish.
Lessons for Iran. Iran is slowly learning the Indian methods of engagement in all domains. The first blow and exposition to the aforementioned analysis came when India on the behest of US abandoned multi-billion oil imports from Iran in May 2019. Iran cannot trust India in the long run. Even if we talk in the context of international economy, Iran must know, India has shrewdly and equally diversified their multi-billion portfolio with the West, Europe and Arab states. In a war scenario, these multi-billion economic engagements have no value, India knows it is the only state for Hindus and they must protect the interests of Hindus first. In the Gulf region alone, there are around 8 million Hindus; and in case of any further escalation between Iran and the US, India will not hesitate to betray Iran once again.
http://oneworld.press/?module=articles&action=view&id=1252
